Boilers

Right before the Cap Ghir lighthouse, this spot took its name from an old ship's boiler washed up on its shore. One of the most consistent surf breaks in Taghazout Bay: a very powerful right-hander, barrelling most of the time thanks to the offshore wind turning around the lighthouse. Preferably low tide, although it works on both when the swell is big.

It breaks on shallow reef, which makes it advanced only, also for getting in and out: you might step on sea urchins and sharp rocks. You oughtta try sneaking in next to the large rock to the north for less hassle.